Iwe is that how you employ in government. He’s creating a problem for the future. When a new government comes and finds that you have employed over and above establishments they may have other ideas.
I’m not against employing people but acting on impulse has its own repacations.

Good for those people employed at whim of the moment. But technically it’s a wrong move on the part of the president. This wasn’t budgeted and neither is it in the establishment. Next how does he know these people may end up employing relatives who are not even associated with cholera issues? Who’s going monitor the process?

Every public appearance is an opportunity for Hamasaka to publish a campaign poster

Its not education that will stop cholera. Its government providing hygienic ablution and doing away with Pit latrines. Pit latrines next to boreholes! All that sh*t!

Nikufunta. He has the limelight 365 days of the year, seven days a week, 24/7 he could easily find an appropriate venue and time for such campaign speeches but I have noticed our President gets carried away by the crowd. Thats why he creates vacancies as he is visiting and then promises them jobs that his economy cant pay for.

If Simon Chushi Mwewa had not gutted the sanitation and water delivery infrastructure of Lusaka; if Frederick Chipuba had not deprived councils of their revenue making assets; if Michael Satan and Edna Lungu, had used the money to provide sanitation and water services equitably around the country, instead of using it all to build tribal universities in their provinces, this cholera epidermic might have never been. As with everything else, HH is fighting the ills and problems your relatives caused.

My neighbour works for the Cholera centre. She was very sad yesterday when we shared dinner. She said it was because she had no cellphone. And HH was scheduled to visit